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No, the Duke of Wakefield would never be a darling of the feminine members of society. Something about him was so opposite to female that he almost repelled the softer sex.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
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When at last they rose by some unspoken male accord, she noticed with a pang that Indio came only to Caliban's waist. The man towered over the boy, so much taller and broader that his gentleness was all the more moving as a result. They walked to the pond's bank and Indio launched his boat. Caliban restrained Daffodil from jumping in after. This man was not at all like Kitty's husband. Not at
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
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He kissed her palm and said simply, "They're brilliant." Cat drew a ragged breath, realizing that it was the first one she had allowed herself for a long time. "Ashcroft didn't think so," she said. "He told me they were cold and empty. Like me." "Ashcroft has the aesthetics of diarrhea.
~ Elizabeth Lowell
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Some people think the big city's a scary place? That's nothing to compare to the backwoods.
~ Elizabeth Massie
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La velocidad de la oscuridad ha de ser superior a la de la luz, por el sencillo razonamiento de que, cuando la luz llega a un sitio, la oscuridad ya está allí.
~ Elizabeth Moon
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Sekhmet crawled onto Ramses's lap and began to purr. 'The creature oozes like a furry slug,' said Ramses, eyeing it without favor.
~ Elizabeth Peters
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He had the mouth of a shark and the eyes of a poet. I felt an immediate rapport - with the shark, as well as the poet.
~ Elizabeth Peters
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She was a tall woman with big bones and a noble face, dark eyebrows and a neatly folded jowl. She would have made a distinguished-looking man and, sometimes, wearing evening dress, looked like some famous general in drag.
~ Elizabeth Taylor
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She had a sad face, yet she was evidently efficient. The combination used to make Mrs. Wilkins wonder, for she had been told by Mellersh, on days when she had only been able to get plaice, that if one were efficient one wouldn't be depressed, and that if one does one's job well one becomes automatically bright and brisk. About
~ Elizabeth von Arnim
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It's very awkward when you aren't so old inside as you are outside. For years I've been trying to be dignified, and I'm always being tripped up by a kind of apparently incurable natural effervescence.
~ Elizabeth von Arnim
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Quite unnecessary, either, ever to say pfui to him, for he was a most virtuous dog, protected from sin by absence of desires. What a contrast to his impassioned predecessor!
~ Elizabeth von Arnim
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Good and bad are not opposites, they are both just different forms of intensity.
~ Elizabeth Wurtzel
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You can look at my life and say there've been some real tragedies, and there have been. But there've also been some exquisitely beautiful times. To me, those far outweigh the others.
~ Ellen Bass
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Blondes make the best victims. They're like virgin snow that shows up the bloody footprints.
~ Alfred Hitchcock
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Blondes make the best victims. They're like virgin snow that shows up the bloody footprints.
~ Alfred Hitchcock
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When things reach the extreme, they alternate to the opposite.
~ Alfred Huang
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frozen, like an almond in the middle of a chocolate bar.
~ Alfred Lansing
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Woman is the lesser man, and all thy passions, match'd with mine,Are as moonlight unto sunlight, and as water unto wine.
~ Alfred Lord Tennyson
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So careful of the type she seems,So careless of the single life.
~ Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Half light, half shade,She stood, a sight to make an old man young.
~ Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Men at most differ as Heaven and Earth, but women, worst and best, as Heaven and Hell.
~ Alfred Lord Tennyson
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The total absence of humor from the Bible is one of the most singular things in all literature.
~ Alfred North Whitehead
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[N]ow and then an ominous black cloud had blotted-out the sun from our sight, and poured down a deluge till it had spent itself, and then had left the sky glaringly bright and blue...
~ Alfred Rowland
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What impressed him, however, more than everything else was the enormous vitality that rose out of all this apparent death.
~ Algernon Blackwood
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